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Which famous legal code was issued by Suleiman?
Which famous legal code was issued by Suleiman?
Which famous legal code was issued by Suleiman?
See lessWhat was the elite Ottoman infantry known as?
What was the elite Ottoman infantry known as?
- What was the elite Ottoman infantry known as?
See lessWhat system managed Ottoman provinces?
The Ottoman provinces were managed through the Timar system. Under this system, land revenues (timars) were granted to officials and soldiers in return for military service and local administration.
The Ottoman provinces were managed through the Timar system.
Under this system, land revenues (timars) were granted to officials and soldiers in return for military service and local administration.
See lessWhich Sultan was nicknamed “The Lawgiver”?
The Sultan nicknamed “The Lawgiver” was Suleiman I, also known as Suleiman the Magnificent. In Ottoman Turkish, he was called Kanuni, meaning “The Lawgiver,” because he organized and codified Ottoman laws and administration.
The Sultan nicknamed “The Lawgiver” was Suleiman I, also known as Suleiman the Magnificent.
In Ottoman Turkish, he was called Kanuni, meaning “The Lawgiver,” because he organized and codified Ottoman laws and administration.
See lessWhat were the Christian boys drafted into the army called?
The Christian boys drafted into the Ottoman army were called Janissaries. They were recruited through the devshirme system, in which Christian boys from the Balkans were taken, converted to Islam, and trained to serve the Ottoman state, mainly as elite soldiers or administrators.
The Christian boys drafted into the Ottoman army were called Janissaries.
They were recruited through the devshirme system, in which Christian boys from the Balkans were taken, converted to Islam, and trained to serve the Ottoman state, mainly as elite soldiers or administrators.
See lessWhat was the Ottoman palace in Istanbul called?
The main Ottoman palace in Istanbul was called Topkapi Palace (also spelled Topkapı Sarayı). It served as the primary residence and administrative center of the Ottoman sultans for about 400 years (15th–19th century), starting after Mehmed II conquered Constantinople in 1453.
The main Ottoman palace in Istanbul was called Topkapi Palace (also spelled Topkapı Sarayı).
It served as the primary residence and administrative center of the Ottoman sultans for about 400 years (15th–19th century), starting after Mehmed II conquered Constantinople in 1453.
See lessWhat animal symbols appear on the Australian Coat of Arms?
The Australian Coat of Arms features two animals: 🇦🇺 Kangaroo and Emu Kangaroo (left side) Emu (right side) These two animals were chosen because: They are unique to Australia. Traditionally, they are said to move forward rather than backward, symboliRead more
The Australian Coat of Arms features two animals:
🇦🇺 Kangaroo and Emu
Kangaroo (left side)
Emu (right side)
These two animals were chosen because:
They are unique to Australia.
Traditionally, they are said to move forward rather than backward, symbolizing national progress
See lessछापेखाने का स्थापना किसने की थी
छापेखाने की स्थापना राजा दिलीप सिंह ने की थी।
छापेखाने की स्थापना राजा दिलीप सिंह ने की थी।
See lessयूनियन ऑफ़ सोवियत सोशलिस्ट रिपब्लिक एक्सिस्टेंस में कब आया?
वर्ष 1923
वर्ष 1923
See lessरूसी क्रांति कब शुरू हुई थी?
वर्ष 1917
वर्ष 1917
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